Days Inn Macedonia

I arrived at the Days Inn in Macedonia with no one at the front desk. A sign said ‘Press O for service’. When I did this the phone just rang busy. I had to call the phone number to get the multiple-​piericing girl to come to the front desk. No «Hello How are you? Sorry for your wait.» Just attitude. The room itself was very disappointing. Stained sheets, headboard falling off the wall, a broken towel rack. These rooms need serious remodeling. The air conditioner/​heater didn’t look like it has been cleaned in some while. On a positive note I thought I was going to be charged $ 80 but they range me out at $ 52, so I guess you get what you pay for.

Quiet. At least it is at four in the morning, when my neighbors are, you know, «cooking.»
Spacious. 55-​gallon drums of chemicals fit easily through the guest room doors.
Energy: Very, VERY easy to stay awake. For days. There is just, I don’t know, something in the air?
Tweaking: I doubt there could be any more tweaking that could be done, here.
Methy: It is pretty damn methy.